hatszárból

Hatszárból is a Hungarian term that translates literally to "from six horses." It is most commonly used to describe a horse-drawn carriage or wagon that is pulled by six horses. This type of team is typically employed for very large or heavy loads, or for ceremonial occasions where a grand display is desired. The use of six horses indicates a significant logistical undertaking and often signifies a wealthy or powerful owner.

Historically, such a team would have been seen pulling state coaches, military equipment, or exceptionally large agricultural machinery. The coordination and management of six horses require skilled drivers and handlers. The arrangement of the horses in pairs or in a more staggered formation would be optimized for maneuverability and power distribution depending on the specific vehicle and terrain. While less common today due to the advent of motorized transport, the image of a six-horse team remains a powerful symbol of past transportation capabilities and grandeur. The term itself evokes a sense of scale and effort.